Finding a Cheap Motorhome and Campervan Hire in Glasgow is Now Easy

Glasgow is the largest city in Scotland and one of the most visited tourist destinations in the UK that's why it is advisable to get a cheap campervan or motorhome hire. VroomVroomVroom makes comparing and booking camper and RV rentals easy with its three-step reservation. Compare deals from leading brands including Easi Campervans and Rockin Vans, select your vehicle, then book in an instant. Most of the suppliers even arrange pick up and drop off at the airports or railway station through their car rental affiliates. If you are looking for a smaller vehicle like an SUV or station wagon, you can check our Glasgow Car Rental​ page.

Glasgow is situated on the west end of the Central Belt and along the Clyde riverbanks. The city started out as the main industrial centre of Britan and now it is the centre for tourism, culture, and commerce. It offers the best shopping experience outside London and is famous for its beautiful parks and museums. It also serves as a gateway to the Highlands and the British Isles. With a car rental in tow, you can easily explore its neighboring towns and villages, including Crianlarich, Cumnock, and Greenock. If you want to take your journey further, you can make a short drive to Edinburgh which is approximately 76 kilometers from Glasgow.

Getting in and out of Glasgow via Glasgow International Airport

Glasgow International Airport, or formerly called Glasgow Abbotsinch Airport, is located 6 miles away from the city centre. It is the second busiest airport in Scotland having received approximately 7.4 million passengers in 2013. The airport started its operation back in 1966 and only served cities in the United Kingdom and Europe. Glasgow Airport started to offer flights to other countries in the 1980s when it was privatized. Today, Scotland's principal long-haul airport and largest charter hub has more than 30 airlines that serve approximately 100 destinations across the globe, including the US, Canada, and North Africa.

Glasgow Central Railway Station was established in 1879 and is now one of the busiest railway stations in the UK. It received more than 27 million passengers between April 2012 and February 2013. Based on a study conducted by Network Rail, more than 38 million use the central station annually. It connects the southern suburbs and towns of Greater Glasgow and it reaches the coasts of Ayrshire and Clyde. This railway station is the terminus for all inter-city services between the city of Glasgow and other places in England. Glasgow Central Station has a concourse that consists of shops and there are also bars and stores along Union Street. Fronting the Gordon Street side of the station is the historic Central Hotel.

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Recommended holiday parks and campsites in Glasgow

Craigendmuir Caravan & Camping Site, or also known asRed Deer Village Holiday Park, is the perfect place to start your journey to Glasgow. The campsite is situated within Craigendmuir Park and offers excellent facilities for campers, tourers, and caravanners. The park is approximately 22 minutes by car from Glasgow airport. They have hard-standing and grass pitches with electric hook-ups for motorhomes and camper vans. There are well-equipped toilets, shower blocks, drinking water taps, and launderette within the campsite.

Pannell Farm is a traditional farmhouse that welcomes campers and caravanners. It is just 10 minutes away from the Glasgow Airport and 20 minutes away from Toonspeak Young People's Theatre. If you're coming from the airport, take A737 going to Irvine. Pannell Farm has ample space for campers to park their cheap campervan hire and set up their tents. There are also pitches for caravans and RV rentals. Campers and caravanners can take advantage of free access to the showers, toilets, and laundry room.

Bankell Farm is a family run caravan and camping site that is nestled in open countryside just north of the city of Glasgow. It has easy access to the commuter town of Milngavie and around 24 minutes away from the Glasgow Airport. The farm is open all year round and offers 50 grass and hard-standing pitches for camper van hire and motorhome rentals. The caravan site is exclusive for members, but you can still use the campsite. This place is also very popular among walkers who wanted to explore the West Highland Way.

Auchengillan Outdoor Centreis more than just a campsite, this is the perfect place to mingle with fellow campers. They offer summer camps where campers can take part in various activities. If you won't be able to make it this summer, you can still go camping with your friends and family since the centre is open all year round. From the Glasgow Airport, you need to drive for about 26 minutes to reach the campsite. The centre has large open fields and smaller woodland areas so you can choose whether you prefer a secluded campsite or a more spacious one.

Featured attractions in Glasgow

Coats Observatory is Scotland's oldest public observatory and designed by highly-acclaimed architect John Honeyman. The project of Thomas Coats was established in 1883 and is now one of the most popular attractions in Paisley. It is located 2.4 miles (or approximately 7 minutes) away from the Glasgow Airport. It boasts of its newly installed digital planetarium where guests can marvel the wonders of the sky. Get a chance to see the different constellations, star clusters, nebulae, and distant galaxies right in your own chair.

Paisley Abbey is a beautiful church situated on the east bank of White Cart Water right in the heart of Paisley. The Glasgow Airport is just 5 minutes away from the abbey so you can easily visit it whilst waiting for your flight. It was once a Cluniac monastery before it became the current parish church of the Church of Scotland. The historic church was established in 1163 and has been welcoming visitors and pilgrims from across the globe. Paisley Abbey has many interesting features, including the 10th century cross, the tomb of Marjorie Bruce, Abbey organ, and the gargoyles. Apart from the church, you can also check out the visitors centre and cosy café.

Fossil Grovecan be found within Victoria Park in the western part of Glasgow. It is located 6.7 miles from Glasgow Airport or approximately 10-minute drive so it's easy to drop by here before and after arrival. The site was named as a Special Scientific Interest by the Scottish Natural Heritage. You will find fossil trees that are around 330 million years old. Fossil remains were discovered back in 1887 when they removed the surrounding rocks while landscaping the park. The most distinct features of Fossil Grove are the well-preserved tree stumps, fallen trunk, and a viewing balcony.

Glasgow Museums Resource Centre (GMRC) is like a crossover of a museum and a store because it houses the collections that are not currently exhibited in the museums. It is located in 200 Woodhead Road in Nitshill and approximately 16 minutes away from the Glasgow Airport. There are more than 1.4 million items stored in GMRC's 17 purpose-built pods. The collection ranges from Arms and Armour to Technology and Transport. There are many ways on how you can explore GMRC – either through tours, activities or talks.